The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Undertake adequate preparation to represent the organisation in court or tribunal
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Demonstrate correct knowledge of the different types of court or tribunal and relevant procedures and etiquette Completed |
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Follow appropriate court or tribunal preparation procedures and format in line with organisation requirements Completed |
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Ensure negotiations with the client occur prior to court or tribunal appearance Completed |
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Ensure liaison with, and appropriate briefing of, solicitor occurs prior to court or tribunal appearance where appropriate Completed |
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Where appropriate, ensure appropriate briefing is provided by legal team of the organisation Completed |
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Access and organise appropriate files and relevant paper work prior to court or tribunal appearance Completed |
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Check appropriate files and relevant paper work and update for accuracy prior to court or tribunal appearance Completed |
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Deliver relevant and appropriate legal notice/s with adequate time allowed prior to court or tribunal appearance Completed |
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Follow appropriate processes and organisation policies for successful representation of the organisation in court or tribunal
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Observe appropriate dress and grooming codes Completed |
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Demonstrate knowledge of and observe appropriate court or tribunal etiquette Completed |
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Allocate adequate time for court or tribunal appearance Completed |
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Undertake additional briefing with solicitor if necessary and appropriate Completed |
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Maintain personal composure and professional attitude Completed |
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Ensure relevant paperwork, files and documentation are up to date, errors corrected and well organised Completed |
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Answer questions and present facts clearly, concisely, confidently and accurately Completed |
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Maintain effective negotiations and briefing with the client and the solicitor throughout the court or tribunal process, if appropriate Completed |
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Carry out appropriate procedures for reporting, debriefing and follow up actions from court appearance or tribunal hearing
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Prepare accurate records, reporting and file updates, as required and resulting from the court appearance or tribunal hearing Completed |
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Undertake appropriate debriefing with colleagues, supervisor and solicitor Completed |
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Follow procedures for ensuring follow up action/s arising from court or tribunal appearance Completed |
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Establish a process for monitoring the action following the court or tribunal appearance Completed |
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Determine whether the organisation can lodge an application for a hearing
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Understand and act upon circumstances under which the organisation can lodge an application for a hearing Completed |
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Assess each case to determine if an application can be lodged Completed |
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Follow procedures and protocol of the hearing
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Understand and follow processes, procedures and protocols required in order to lodge an application Completed |
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Prepare recommendation to proceed to a hearing Completed |
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Complete necessary administrative duties and lodge an application Completed |
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Notify appropriate persons/organisations of any intention to withdraw/adjourn/relist case Completed |
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Carry out procedures within time limits, if applicable Completed |
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Prepare submission seeking to evict Completed |
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Lodge application for Warrant of Possession with Sheriff; arrange officer's attendance at eviction and organise removalist van if necessary Completed |
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Understand and follow eviction proceedings Completed |
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Follow appropriate steps after a legal order has been given Completed |
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Prepare case for presentation at hearing
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Prepare relevant documentation and make it available for presentation of case Completed |
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Prepare action sheet Completed |
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Use the procedure for resolving specific issues
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Investigate and document nuisance and annoyance claims Completed |
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Negotiate with client to attempt a resolution, prior to a hearing Completed |
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Ensure all required reports are completed accurately after a hearing and record follow up action/s Completed |
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Make appropriate referrals to agencies Completed |
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